Despite its high cost and construction challenges, each reactor at the plant can power 500,000 homes and businesses without emitting carbon.
Natural hydrogen does not emit greenhouse gases, making it a particularly attractive energy source for decarbonization projects.
These stand out for using Prussian blue electrodes, which allow sodium ions to be stored and transferred more quickly and efficiently.
Coal-based power production will increase by 8.9%, while natural gas electricity generation could grow by up to 10.5%.
The project will include a building that will serve for maintenance and will house a substation essential for the operation of the wind farm.
Landfill gas has a global warming potential 25 times greater than carbon dioxide.
Solarwatt's solar module has a CO₂ footprint of less than 220 kg Co2eq per module.
The nanofluidic membrane has managed to double the efficiency of existing technologies.
Preliminary tests showed that the platform withstands extreme conditions.
The momentum of the projects will be possible thanks to the collaboration of two companies.
This allows the storage of electrical energy in molten salts up to temperatures of 700 degrees.
Manufacturing of the electrolyzers will take place at Nel's plant in Herøya, Norway.